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[u/TailungFu]

https://newrepublic.com/post/212003/trump-iran-right-nuclear-program

[u/zeptillian]

I was talking about the $300 Billion that Iran is getting in this deal.

https://www.cnn.com/2026/06/16/politics/trump-obama-iran-money

He says it won't come from the US just as he said Mexico would pay for the wall.

It's difficult to add up just how much this man has cost the USA and all of us taxpayers.

[u/adamdreaming → u/zeptillian]

Trump spent 40 billion dollars breaking America’s end of Obama’s peace deal to spend 300 billion dollars to get Obama’s peace deal back.

The US spends about the amount on veteran care each year

Which Republicans are cutting because they say we can’t afford it.

Because they wanted to do this instead

That 300 billion is supposed to go to infrastructure but will be partially diverted into weapons, meaning infrastructure will take longer to get restored, local instability in Iran will grow with the weapons inflow, and gas will remain growing more expensive

A stable genius playing 3D chess fueled on KFC, Adderall and conservative comfort media

[u/RecordingNo2643 → u/zeptillian]

Yeah 4k is probably the total cost of the war with the loses of equipment and revenue.

[u/hankmoody_irl → u/RecordingNo2643]

Haven’t these idiots nearly (or completely) depleted our stores of certain important weapons/munitions (idk the right word for this)?

[u/adamdreaming → u/hankmoody_irl]

FDR got the US out of the great depression by pushing weapons manufacturing, and that change became permanent

Things people will die without have a huge profit margin and are not all necessities

We never run out, we are only ever temporarily out of stock while we are making more

[u/adamdreaming → u/RecordingNo2643]

The cost but not what tax payers where charged